this ferrari is prone to dry rot
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SLF360
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floating F50
yeah,
that is one of those (weird0 Italian freaks from Venice.... the sloweest F50 on earth but anyhow, the F50 is a car no one really needs... Rather have a (overhauled) F40 (with new tank, look for that !), that is the real hot one all our Ferrari buddies are circling around these days more and more... I will even potentially end up needing to get one (a real amazing renaissance is happening as we speak in that car's demand curve), it's the real raw beast, that challenges a drivers abilities in handling it to the level of savoir faire behind the wheel that is art, not just craftmansship..
yeah,
that is one of those (weird0 Italian freaks from Venice.... the sloweest F50 on earth but anyhow, the F50 is a car no one really needs... Rather have a (overhauled) F40 (with new tank, look for that !), that is the real hot one all our Ferrari buddies are circling around these days more and more... I will even potentially end up needing to get one (a real amazing renaissance is happening as we speak in that car's demand curve), it's the real raw beast, that challenges a drivers abilities in handling it to the level of savoir faire behind the wheel that is art, not just craftmansship..
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SLF360
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96GTS said:
That guy in there is a real Italian from Venice. He also probably never saw a cukoo clock, that is more German matters, ain't it ...
wonkawonka
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Yeah the F50 doesn't even have a nice line. I much prefer the look of the F40. Wasn't it the last Ferrari designed by Enzo as well? That's part of the added value of the F40.